Foster Garvey announces a change in leadership of its acclaimed Real Estate, Land Use & Environmental practice with Bill Lenz stepping up as Co-Practice Group Leader.
Bill is serving as Co-Practice Group Leader of the Real Estate, Land Use and Environmental Group with the current Practice Group Leader, Bryan Helfer. A transactional real estate attorney, Bill advises clients on real estate purchases, loans, sales and leases. His practice also encompasses land use matters and appeals. In addition to his legal work, Bill provides support for several nonprofits in the greater Spokane community.
“Bill stepping up to serve as Co-Practice Group Leader will be crucial to amplifying the Real Estate, Land Use and Environmental team’s growth and ability to serve the needs of our clients,” said Rafael Stone, Foster Garvey Co-Chair. “We also thank Bryan for his dedication to leading the group and for his continued service as Co-PGL with Bill.”
Foster Garvey’s Real Estate, Land Use & Environmental team is one of the most well-respected in the Pacific Northwest. The group’s collective experience covers the full spectrum of real estate law including commercial and real estate finance, construction, environment and natural resources, land use and zoning, water quality, water rights and real estate litigation.
Foster Garvey PC, a preeminent law firm with offices on both coasts, offers an extended national and international reach to serve many influential and innovative companies, government entities and individuals across a full spectrum of legal services. The firm's attorneys are consistently recognized for their deep industry knowledge and superior client service by prominent legal industry publications, including Best Lawyers in America©, Chambers USA, Chambers Global and “Best Law Firms.” In addition to providing efficient and effective counsel, Foster Garvey upholds a strong commitment to community service, pro bono representation, diversity and inclusion efforts and a collegial and equitable work environment. The firm has offices in Seattle, Portland, Washington, D.C., New York, Spokane and Tulsa.
